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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 856653" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>He is probably the same idiot at Bass pro that told me there is no difference in a .223 and 5.56.</p><p>Yes it is legal.</p><p>Legal Means of Taking</p><p></p><p>Muzzle loading rifles, shotguns or pistols: .40 caliber or larger rifle or pistol, or 20-gauge or larger shotgun, firing a single slug or ball that is loaded from the muzzle. </p><p></p><p>They don't mention smokeless powder as in the past, rules quoted a bunch of legal jargon that was confusing.</p><p>The only requirement in Ok is that it loads from the muzzle.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I have asked them several times in the past about why they don't sell the Savage Smokless MZ, and they all came up with the story that their Lawyers told them that if people find out that they can use smokless powder in a Savage, then it must be OK to use it in any other MZ.</p><p></p><p>I have more to say about the people that spew this crap, but I don't want to get banned.</p><p></p><p>The beauty of the Savage is that it can be taken to other states that only allow black powder, or its substitutes(legal term, as smokeless powder is a substitute for black powder) and can be used with some of the pellets and so on. Its drilled and tapped for a scope, or if the state doesn't allow scopes, the provided sights work just fine. </p><p></p><p>The perfect all around gun.</p><p></p><p>AND! with the higher velocity, a person on a budget can use this during MZ season and regular rifle season. I have taken deer at 175yds and don't have a problem with 200</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 856653, member: 5412"] He is probably the same idiot at Bass pro that told me there is no difference in a .223 and 5.56. Yes it is legal. Legal Means of Taking Muzzle loading rifles, shotguns or pistols: .40 caliber or larger rifle or pistol, or 20-gauge or larger shotgun, firing a single slug or ball that is loaded from the muzzle. They don't mention smokeless powder as in the past, rules quoted a bunch of legal jargon that was confusing. The only requirement in Ok is that it loads from the muzzle. I have asked them several times in the past about why they don't sell the Savage Smokless MZ, and they all came up with the story that their Lawyers told them that if people find out that they can use smokless powder in a Savage, then it must be OK to use it in any other MZ. I have more to say about the people that spew this crap, but I don't want to get banned. The beauty of the Savage is that it can be taken to other states that only allow black powder, or its substitutes(legal term, as smokeless powder is a substitute for black powder) and can be used with some of the pellets and so on. Its drilled and tapped for a scope, or if the state doesn't allow scopes, the provided sights work just fine. The perfect all around gun. AND! with the higher velocity, a person on a budget can use this during MZ season and regular rifle season. I have taken deer at 175yds and don't have a problem with 200 [/QUOTE]
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